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[quote='883809022, Mingmiu, /thread/822198?answerId=883809022#883809022, /profile/Mingmiu'] I reported it as FB22333352 [/quote] Thanks. That’s definitely the right path forward for this. IMPORTANT I noticed that you didn’t attach a sysdiagnose log to your bug report. Even though this problem is easy to reproduce, a sysdiagnose will help with the routing of your issue internally. So please reproduce the problem, trigger a sysdiagnose log, and then attach it to this bug. For more information about sysdiagnose logs, see Bug Reporting > Profiles and Logs. For context, that alert says: 允许 “testNetwork”使用无线 数据？ 关闭无线数据时，部分功能可能无法 使用。 [无线局域网与蜂窝网络] [仅限无线局域网] [[不允许]] A machine translation is: Allow testNetwork to use wireless data? When wireless data is turned off, some functions may not be available. [Wireless LAN and Cellular Network] [Wireless LAN only] [[Now Allowed]] This alert only shows up if the iPhone was bought in China, where iOS gives the user the option to control an app’s access to Wi-Fi (normally the

Hello Apple Developer Support, I subscribed to the Apple Developer Program and the payment was charged successfully, but my account is still showing “Pending – Subscribe your membership.” I haven’t received any confirmation email yet. Order number: W1374779571 Could you please check the status of my subscription? Thank you,

@ssmith_c took the words out of my mouth - as a phone is not a dedicated central device that only communicates wth your accessory, it will not accept parameters that is not suitable for itself at the time. So you may see the same parameters accepted once, and rejected later. As for the parameters being compliant, they are not correct. It is missing the rule: Interval Max * (Peripheral Latency + 1) LESS THAN 6 seconds. With your settings that value is 18 seconds. You may have mistaken the peripheral latency to be the time, but actually it is supposed to be the number of connection intervals. The minimum latency you can request with your connection interval selections is 60ms, by setting the latency value to zero. General connection parameter request guidelines: Peripheral Latency ≤ 30 connection intervals. Supervision Timeout from 6 seconds to 18 seconds. Interval Min ≥ 15 ms. Interval Min ≤ 2 seconds. Interval Min is a multiple of 15 ms. One of the following: Interval Max at least 15 ms greater than Interval

Hi everyone, I ran into the exact same issue as many of you, so I completely understand the frustration. I wanted to share what finally worked for me, in case it helps anyone still stuck. My timeline: Last Thursday: Completed the purchase (1st attempt) — payment charged, account stuck on Pending Waited until the following Tuesday with no confirmation email Contacted Apple Support the same day — they said they'd respond within 2 business days By Thursday, still no reply from Apple What finally worked I came across a solution shared in a Reddit thread (thread title: Apple Developer Admission - Pending for 7+ days ) that suggested the following: Add your credit card directly to your Apple Account (via Apple Account payment settings) Use that same card — now linked to your Apple ID — to repurchase the Apple Developer Program membership I gave this a try on Thursday, and about 8 hours later, my account was approved! 🎉 Key takeaway: The credit card you

Also having the same issue. Unable to change the status to “ready to submit“. Really don’t want to have to go through the process of recreating all new IAPs and subscriptions and linking them to my RC and app again. You would assume Apple support can do something about this, their support has been really sub-par for me.

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Thank you for your post. We recommend that you sign up for a session with App Review during the weekly Meet with Apple event. Sign in with your Developer ID and select Request a one-on-one App Review consultation. A member of the App Review team will help you with your questions regarding the review process and the App Review Guidelines.